Sentence examples for liberating effects from inspiring English sources

New York seems to be having a Summer of Art not unlike the 1967 Summer of Love in its liberating effects.

Even where all other conditions appear amenable to using adaptive management, therefore, it is essential to consider the constraining (or liberating) effects of different land use regimes when deciding whether to adopt adaptive management to achieve those goals and, if so, how to implement it.

If the liberating effects of Impressionism are palpable here, so is its stiffening into convention.

Our best hope, Varoufakis suggests, lies with the liberating effects of hi-tech developments such as 3D printing, which will transform the means of production and social relations.

When I started high school, in 1965, the liberating effects of Vatican II were clear: no catechism, no fire and brimstone.

Ms. Joseph's thoughts on the liberating effects of age inspired a California woman and her friends to turn that yearning for freedom from social constraint into a small club dedicated to camaraderie and downright silliness.

Mr. Grant said that that had a liberating effect.

But winning 17 has had a liberating effect.

But it was with pasta that she produced her greatest liberating effect on my kitchen.

Changing from Category 1 to Category 2 can have a liberating effect.

In states like Argentina, the dismantling of local oligarchies caused by open markets has had a tremendous liberating effect.